The Ancient Incas, to connect the administrative part of the Empire, centered in Cuzco, to the religious one, located in Machu Picchu, constructed a trail paved with worked rocks on the Andean Mountains, to facilitate that communication, commonly made by messengers.

With the discovery of Machu Picchu, in the beginning of the last century, the Inca Trail has become into the most international trekking in South America: people, from all over of the world, wants to cross it, on the same way done by The Ancient Incas before, usually crossing the 43 km in four days of walking.

Today, the Inca Trail is located inside an official and protected government area called The Historical Sanctuary of Machu Picchu. Beyond the biodiversity of the this Park, the visitor is able to find many archaeological sites, that once served for military and shelter reasons.

Lots of beauty, clouds, ruins on top of high mountains and mistery are seen when you cross the Inca Trail to reach Machu Picchu on the classic way.